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what can be responsible for vastly different boiling points between alcohols and alkynes that have similar molecular weight |
hydrogen bonding |
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non-covalent bondings are |
an attractive (intermolecular) force |
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what are the high boiling points of ethyl alcohol and water due to |
non-covalent bondings +it allows them to associate without actually bonding |
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since alkanes and ethers do not have hydroxyl groups, what differences do they have from alcohols |
they cannot form hydrogen bonds they have lower boiling points |
